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Our gold bracelets showcase the craftsmanship Monet has been known for since 1937. Each piece is designed to layer effortlessly or stand alone as a statement. We offer both gold-tone finishes—proprietary alloys that resist tarnish and retain their warm luster—and select 14k gold styles for those seeking investment-quality fine jewelry.
Every bracelet ships with our signature Monet clasp, engineered for secure wear and easy single-hand fastening. Whether you choose a slim chain silhouette or a bold cuff, you're wearing a design that bridges vintage elegance and modern versatility.
Design & materials at a glance

Gold-Tone vs. Fine Gold: Which Monet Bracelet Is Right for You?
Gold-tone pieces use our proprietary base-metal alloy, electroplated with multiple layers of 18k gold over a tarnish-resistant barrier. This process delivers the warm gleam of real gold at an accessible price point, and the finish holds up beautifully through daily wear. You can shower, sleep, and go about your routine without removing it—just avoid chlorine and abrasive cleaners.
Our 14k solid-gold bracelets are stamped with the Monet hallmark and a fineness mark. They’re lighter than gold-tone styles because pure gold is softer, so we engineer thinner profiles that feel substantial without weighing down your wrist. Fine gold doesn’t tarnish, and it’s the choice when you want heirloom potential or plan to pass the piece down. Both options share the same clasp engineering and design language, so mixing metals across your collection looks intentional rather than mismatched.

Sizing & Fit
Most Monet gold bracelets arrive in a standard 7.5-inch length, which fits a typical women’s wrist with a half-inch of ease. We include a 1-inch extender on chain styles, giving you flexibility between 7.5 and 8.5 inches. Cuff styles are gently adjustable by hand—hold the sides and apply light pressure to widen or narrow the opening by up to a quarter inch.
Measuring Your Wrist
Wrap a soft tape measure around the narrowest part of your wrist, just below the wrist bone. Add half an inch for a comfortable fit that doesn’t slide over your hand. If you fall between sizes, size up—bracelets that sit slightly loose layer better and move naturally as you gesture. Our customer-care team can also custom-fit any piece before shipping; just leave a note at checkout with your exact measurement.
Care & Maintenance
Gold-tone bracelets maintain their shine with a weekly wipe using a soft, lint-free cloth. For deeper cleaning, use warm water with a drop of mild dish soap, then pat dry immediately. Avoid ultrasonic cleaners and harsh chemicals—acetone, bleach, and ammonia can strip the plating. Store each bracelet in its own pouch or compartment to prevent scratches from other jewelry.
Fine-gold pieces can be cleaned with the same soap-and-water method, but you can also use a jewelry polishing cloth designed for gold. We offer free professional cleaning and inspection every twelve months at our flagship locations, or you can mail your piece to our service center with a prepaid label included in your original packaging. Minor re-plating on gold-tone styles is available for a nominal fee if the finish shows wear after several years of heavy rotation.



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Common Questions About Our Gold Bracelets
We offer both options. Our gold-tone bracelets feature a nickel-free base metal with multiple layers of 18k gold electroplating over a tarnish-resistant barrier—this gives you the look and warmth of real gold at an accessible price. Our 14k solid-gold bracelets are stamped with the Monet hallmark and a fineness mark, meaning the entire piece is made from real gold alloy. Both styles share the same design language and clasp engineering, so you can choose based on your budget and whether you want heirloom potential.
Most of our bracelets come in a standard 7.5-inch length, which fits the majority of women's wrists comfortably. Chain styles include a 1-inch extender, so you can adjust between 7.5 and 8.5 inches. To measure your wrist, wrap a soft tape measure around the narrowest part just below the wrist bone and add half an inch. If you fall between sizes, we recommend sizing up for a more comfortable fit that layers well with watches.
Gold-tone pieces can handle brief water exposure like handwashing and showering, but we recommend removing them before swimming in chlorinated pools or salt water—chlorine can degrade the plating over time. Solid 14k gold bracelets are safe for all water activities, though we still suggest removing fine jewelry before swimming to avoid accidental loss. For both finishes, pat dry immediately after water exposure to maintain the shine.
Yes. Every bracelet includes a lifetime craftsmanship guarantee covering manufacturing defects. If a clasp breaks or a link separates due to a flaw in materials or construction, we'll repair or replace it at no charge. Wear and tear from daily use—such as plating fade after several years—isn't covered, but we offer professional re-plating and polishing services for a nominal fee. Contact our customer-care team to arrange a free inspection and service estimate.
All of our gold-tone bracelets are nickel-free and designed for sensitive skin. The base metal is a proprietary alloy that minimizes allergic reactions, and the multi-layer plating creates a barrier between your skin and the underlying metal. Our 14k solid-gold pieces are naturally hypoallergenic since gold itself is inert and non-reactive. If you have severe metal allergies, we recommend starting with a 14k style or requesting a sample swatch from customer care.
Charms are compatible with our cable-chain and link-chain styles that feature open loops. Simply slide the charm onto the bracelet before fastening the clasp, and it will stay in place as you move. Cuff and bangle styles don't accommodate charms, but they're designed to stack beautifully with charm bracelets if you want to mix and match. We also offer interchangeable accent bars that clip onto specific chain designs—check the product details for compatibility.
Store each bracelet in its own soft pouch or individual compartment to prevent scratches from other jewelry. Keep it in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight and humidity. For long-term storage, tuck a small silica-gel packet into the pouch to absorb moisture. If you're traveling, use the original gift box with the satin cushion—it's designed to protect the piece from impacts and keep the clasp from snagging on fabric.





